A recent opinion piece questions the removal of KCPE under the new competency-based system, prompting parents to consider its impact and how to support learners.
KUPPET warns of a national exam boycott over delayed teacher allowances, prompting parents to monitor updates and keep children on track with CBE learning through the term and holidays.
Universities are being urged to ready themselves for competency-based learners, prompting parents to consider how this shift may affect admissions and how to support their children’s CBC portfolios.
A new report notes that digital technology is reshaping CBE classrooms, but details are still emerging. Here’s what Kenyan families can do in the meantime.
Choosing a school management system in Kenya? 12 questions on data residency, CBE report cards and pricing maths, with Opero as the worked example. Read on.
Differentiation is not sixty lesson plans. It is one lesson with three doors, the class used as a teaching resource, and marking done in rotation. Here is the version that survives a real Kenyan classroom.
Roughly ten minutes per grade level, weighted to reading early and independent study later. Here is what homework is actually for, the line between helping and doing, and what to do when there is too much.
Grade 2 has no exam and no milestone, which is why problems go unnoticed. Here is what is assessed, why fluency and number bonds decide everything after it, and the signs worth acting on now.
Grade 1 now has seven learning areas and 31 lessons a week after the 2024 rationalisation. Here is what your child is learning, how they are assessed without an exam, and the two things that matter at home.